Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-10
CITY AND c0UsTY oEf.CiAl PAPtA


 supporter of L. w. Blinn in his late can vass in this county. We gave him our hearty support, notwithstanding we differ ed widely in our political views. MT. Blinn we are satisfied is at all times de- sirous of doing what is right and just, bat the party lash at Prescott applied by Tom Parish and Zulick in the name of democratic harmony is not ouly disgust ing. but will work to the detriment of the men who kneel in subjection to it's die tates. Mir Bhnn left Cochise county with d majority of nearly six hundred which clearly indicated his standing among his neighbors, and now in the name of lhe people of this county whose interests he represents, we ask him to stand aloof from the shameful influence of this dem- ocratic "harmony" If a measure of any importance is pending in the Council the henchmen ofthe Governor, and Parish demand that it bow in humble subject ion to their mandates. In other words all legislation is directed in the interest of Governor Zulick's ideas of harmony in the party. Men who have grown old in the traces of the democratic party who have fought its battles for years in Arizo- na are now told by these two importa- tions thd, its salvation depends upon their acquiesCion Ahen as matter of fact neiher Zullck nor Parish could he elected the smallest othce within the gift of the people. We ask Mir, Blinn to iepresen, the citizens of Coch,se county and not the views of C Myer Zulick or Tom Parish. Zulick w,hholds the ap- pointmrnt of the Territorial officers in order 10 influence the aCuons of the Council, when his highness has succeed ed in obtaining such legislation as he cen Sders essential to hts personal agrandiz. ment, then he w,ll proceed 10 make the following appointments Commissioner of Immigration, Thomas Parish; Terri, torisl Treasurer, Hugo Richards; Terri torlal Auditor, Will Foster and he will expect the Council of which Mir Blinn is an inhuenta member to promptly con hrm these appointments in the interest of democratic harmony. Messrs Foster and Richards it is trne are old and tried men, ,.,br ,,,o,ll 1,, rra1,, 4p anu, offi ca l,,t the great harmony project is Tom Far ish. The Governor is we'll aware of the fact that when he appoints him to that important office he deliberatly insults every intelligent man in the Territory of Arizona. We ask Mir. Blinn to represent bis constituents and vote and use his in- duence against the confirmation of that arch trickster, Tom Parish. If by vot- ing against his confirmation breaks CT mars the beautiful childlike harmony which now exists in the democratic party of Arizona. We say boldly Mr. Blinn cut her assunder, stand free and untram- meled before the people of Arizona. We of Cochise county appreciate your ser ling wor, h and ability, Now In the name of the confidence repcsed in yourself by the c,'izens of Coch,se county, we ask you ,o proven, the perpe'ration of this gtea; wrong. Mark A. Smith in his late gallant canvass unrammed y such per nicious influence led the Arizona democ- rxcy out of the wilderness of defeat and disaster. Now few demogougal politl- clans desire 10 pave the way for its flu lure and continued defeats in this Terri tory. If harmony can only be obtained by such a combination of circumstances little rupture in the party would evi- dently work very advantageous to the people The EPITApH is aware of all the unhoIy combinations which arc being urged by Zulick and Parish, ia the inter. ests of "harmony" and we shall not spale the lash when we ascertain the necessary proofs in the case,
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